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Fig. 9 Fracture morphology of warm compacted CSP/Al composite materials Conclusions Warm compacted CSP/Al composite materials and related sliding bearings products mentioned here were prepared employing new technology of wood powder warm compacted formation which was developed based on wood science, ceramimetrallurgy and other inter-disciplines of materials forming theory.
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Various oil-absorbing materials are introduced.
The limitations of the new oil-absorbing materials are pointed.
Conclusions Compared with the traditional oil-absorbing materials, new oil-absorbing materials overcome the limitations of traditional oil-absorbing materials.
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Surface roughness and magnetic effect of magnetized journal bearings lubricated with ferrofluid Tze-Chi Hsu1, a, Jing-Hong Chen2, b, Tsu-Liang Chou3, Hsin-Lu Chiang3 1Department of Mechanical Engineering, Yuan-Ze Unversity, Chung-Li 320, Taiwan, ROC 2National Chung-Shan Institute of Science & Technology, P.O.
Ferrofluids are widely applied in bearing systems due to their unique characteristics possessing both the powerful magnetism of solid magnetic materials as well as the liquidity of fluids [1-4].
When λ<0.6, the surface roughness behavior of the journal bearing is similar to the short journal bearing.
When λ>1.8, the surface roughness behavior of the journal bearing is similar to the long journal bearing.
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Munirova, Mechanical modelling of the universal superplastic curve, Journal of Materials Science 35 (2000) 2455 – 2466
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Outlook New starch-based architectural gelled materials have fairly vast application prospects in three aspects below: Architectural gelled materials for civil architecture.
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This paper highlights the dynamic field of polymer science in shoe design and manufacturing by examining the latest developments in polymer materials for footwear applications.
Footwear Materials There are various types of materials used in footwear.
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Located in the Material Science laboratory within the Mechanical Engineering Department at UTAS – Ibra, this versatile instrument is employed to assess the hardness of materials.
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Research on Ultrasonic Testing of Coarse-Grain Materials with Hilbert-Huang Transform Li Qiufenga, Wang Yu, Xi Luying Key Laboratory of Nondestructive Testing (Nanchang Hangkong University), Ministry of Education, Nanchang, 330063, China aqiufenglee@163.com Keywords: Coarse-grain materials, UT, IMF, Marginal spectrum Abstract.
Coarse-grained materials are used more and more widely in modern industry.
And however there are some difficulties in ultrasonic NDT of coarse-grained materials, and the major reasons are as followed.
Metallurgical and Materials Transactions A: Physical Metallurgy and Materials Science, 2011, v42, n3, pp: 543-547
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